Page numbers are generally added in the footer section of the document. In Microsoft Word, page numbers should not add page numbers manually. If you add them manually, you cannot generate the Table of Contents, Index, List of Tables, or Figures correctly with page numbers. In this post, I will show you the correct methods … Read more
Headers and footers are areas at the top or bottom of each page in a document. In Microsoft Word, you can add titles, page numbers, dates, or some graphics to every page in a document using headers and footers. This tutorial will show you how to add headers and footers in Microsoft Word. Preparing your … Read more
Citation is “a word or piece of writing taken from a written work” [Cambridge Dictionary]. If you are obtaining information from another source, you must reference them using Citations and a Bibliography. In other words, you need to include detailed information about the source in the text as well as under the bibliography section. There … Read more
It is a good practice to caption all the tables, images, maps, etc. added to your report. You can refer to these objects precisely in your text using captions. Captions in Microsoft Word are used to generate the list of tables, figures, etc. in the preface of the report. In this post, I will show … Read more
Effective use of numbered multilevel heading styles enhances clarity and distinction between heading levels. This, in turn, improves the readability and traceability of reports. Properly formatted headings play a crucial role in generating an accurate table of contents for your report. Furthermore, chapter numbers are commonly utilized as prefixes for table and figure captions. In … Read more
You can use Microsoft Word section breaks to add different page layouts or formatting to each section. There are four (4) types of section breaks in Word. This post will show you how to insert section breaks in Word depending on your requirement. How to insert section breaks in Word? The following diagram explains the … Read more